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Low-fi Prototype Tatiana Grossman, Anna Wang, Kerry Wang Overview Mission Statement Selected interface Low-fi prototype Task Flows Method Results UI Changes Knock Find Friends Everywhere Most visually oriented leverages


  1. Low-fi Prototype Tatiana Grossman, Anna Wang, Kerry Wang

  2. Overview Mission Statement Selected interface Low-fi prototype Task Flows Method Results UI Changes

  3. Knock Find Friends Everywhere

  4. Most visually oriented ✘ leverages pre-existing connections ✘ Most Trustworthy ✘ Winning More Intuitive ✘ Interface: Sliders and flow ○ MAP Increased navigation reliability ✘

  5. Task 1: Find a person within a 20-mile radius

  6. Task 2: Contact a person

  7. Task 3: Meet up with a person

  8. Methods

  9. Café Venetia Methods

  10. Café Venetia Methods Participant 1 - 20 y/o Spanish woman - Traveler

  11. Café Venetia Methods Participant 1 Participant 2 - 20 y/o Spanish - 40 y/o African woman American Man - Traveler - Bus driver

  12. Café Venetia Methods Participant 1 Participant 2 Participant 3 - 20 y/o Spanish - 40 y/o African - 30 y/o Indian woman American Man man - Traveler - Bus driver - Student

  13. - gave out exasperated sigh at having to wait

  14. - Make pop-up box less invasive and obvious - notify when person accepts, not when waiting ✘

  15. - Didn’t know how to get back to map screen ? - people were confused how to send a request to meet - transition between a chat and a meeting not intuitive

  16. Map - Map button to directly access the map/navigation in one tap - Hyperlink the agreed upon place in text message

  17. - thought tapping “Name” navigated back to the person’s profile

  18. - Allow both tapping name and tapping “back” to lead back to the profile page

  19. - Tapped address and expected to be able to choose where to meet

  20. Enter Destination - Choose: - Allow for destination entry and suggest a POI

  21. - Didn’t understand what the arrows stood for - didn’t know the difference between friends/strangers

  22. - Default: show all people - friends and strangers - different levels of icons for each relation - profile pictures for friends - picture outline for strangers

  23. ! - Didn’t expect it to be a slide-out menu

  24. - Not surprising in a bad way, no fix necessary

  25. - Tapped Friend expecting to be directed right to the profile page - didn’t know that pop up menu needed to close first - Startled and confused

  26. - When anywhere outside of the menu is tapped, close the slide-out menu

  27. Summing up - Our UI was very logical overall

  28. Summing up - Our UI was very logical overall Main issues: - problems with flow from task to task

  29. Summing up - Our UI was very logical overall Main issues: - problems with flow from task to task - Didn’t realize users wanted choice of meet-up location

  30. Summing up - Our UI was very logical overall Main issues: - problems with flow from task to task - Didn’t realize users wanted choice of meet-up location Future steps: - better handle language barriers

  31. Summing up - Our UI was very logical overall Main issues: - problems with flow from task to task - Didn’t realize users wanted choice of meet-up location Future steps: - better handle language barriers - Make symbols (settings, friends) more intuitive

  32. thanks! Any questions?

  33. Credits Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free: ✘ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival ✘ Photographs by Unsplash

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